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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10
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knirond Company. heretofore h'"a NJ petition 10 si"
court on TIE tlfty Lr.i Gay - fN-l''' = 10 lS'" 's
lu- Tor the condemnation 90 a C'InNu tract t''' ~
.trre! ~ hud therein ursCrth td tiat h' ''.'f OIL
r.d court Summons licr'up % ie.or!,H .'H r"N'',
AP'lUs. each Of h" said Hb"v" Islurd d'ru!1ir, re-
turuune 1i the Court House .u ilA"' 10 tMl Lf~Hr
"J-uly. ON the thri",nth my yi briHHf g. g. '-', a
nine rl.'s a. ~. when ana Na'r', tr HN hr -l
r-is sAh petition. II you ~" hi, al" "hi.n tH' t''
ugu eu1 TIE proceedings therein lr ,,tl L'i,,rs iu
t1.d court i. tlNLEN, CLERK.
Dated ottawa, Illinois, Aulusi 30, ~. --nt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

nIs. &c. ". ~ r.tss, tDauiclHr Itosscr,) late
~ phys.giR1 fud surgeon - t's &c. LUu!e Female
Uur.ptb UI.,s over Siielss CutHIA store corner OF
Main AMI La si,g stTceis. caadchCe On sOath bl,I,
81 xrs ncpgF. a9b
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

4, g. FIREMAN Attorney AT Law. Once
J.. slth l.. ". Brewer Rooms >. y d 10 Opera House
Block. Ottawa. III. juns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

DT. q. HIEJ,,lGJt, the well known Oculs
~ AID AJrs. G-tHwR. III. OLJcs, over LyaChs dry
goods store, Main street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

T. Y. BuIL, LEsrER II. srGAwN. =. W. RUGER.
DULL, t1rIAwN * RUG Eit, After
ID ueys and Councillors NJ Law. Ofhco over CITY
Drug HGre corner Of L, sails and Msdson streets Of
lava, IL. tan2o,S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

al N. AIGhISCR OtSC}, Attorn, ana Cops.
vi. peluc OF Law, Ottawa, II. Notary rubllc Once
In Gcin.y's Block. OTTAWA. june,'op
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

n Il. w VI. - s. t'r'NRp, Momuer ef ths
IL Royal GC.3eFe %, ttrihmy Surgeons. AfS!anG
Follow CIts- ip0CpS .ctsrLaJy Medical A..oGiation;
also Hct.iin4'y 10 or NEr,ut's NsH1i u "a !tT
con hc g.! suited - nf ~ Lafayette ST. suss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

II Nj. B.>ssCOAJ, NJ. -,
Oaicc HOUR. got uHce aaI Residence,
Always IN ur'rr during office hours P.O. BLOCK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

I OF ~ ~ %Dlf.Ish y ID, Attorney and C0uu
Il sclUr AZ LaN. UtlCv IA PustuG e B.Och Ottawa,
Illinois. mars n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

I W. IIRE;NV I.3It, A,:cricy md Counselor Of
IL. law ANA Notary ruhrU io'SaiS 5, o. 10, Opera
WOuAe Block. ;its,sn, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

nH. CHARITY SANDERS, successor
~ 70 D". hlrudh hEfr1. D;rre opera House Block,
Ottawa. m. Telephone, so. ~ sepis
nIt. j. -. I2N!CRN, O,,awa, III. Onlce IN
- opera n JU5y GuCN. IN uIiur Iy and night.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

g. Y. CIRIl}Cisi, Druggist, Bookseller aad So
-. toner DI,GNA H. s,Saonl eiore IN daltiRger's
lNnrk tnntn .lha - lnurt AuH.n Suus.e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

~ w. W. Ria ~ H., Attorney and Counselor
". nj Law. l.uUm Is, Opera House Block, OtiNwa,
III. All legal business promptly attended 10. !anl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

AZ IN H.JsSSlI. Z, German Drs,alsE ana hpothe
VA. cary. (wtulCsal- and r3tail) KAN street, Otts
va, ~. Importer ~ Dra,'s, Chemicals, French Cogn
10 htnrhlC,, WI.. &c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

4, 6YGIGCfs', Attorney amt Counselor at Low.
-. OGco IN l.yu.hr b,cc4, AstG street, ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10
9grofess.Gnal GiarDs.

aYro aNGYc.
DUNCAN Nc pnUCALL. G. H. CHAPMAN.
NcDOl'Ii \ LII * CIAl'NlA ~. AtiOr-
WI nels AZ Law, uedHry'S Block, ottawa H.. aprO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

JESSE y, RTpEE. y, KtLBUEN.
ID UJtfiB - l[Il4BUT;N, Attorneys C0un'
~ sc,urs at Law also Notary Public. OfiCe M fut.
tercr Mct.gcr's Block, cast uf Court House. fcbIS5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

Arrr.r: UESPy HEaUu. Administrator.
.L.rA Prlhltr Cnmrl. n sAL.l O.. M nu..-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

/. ". DUNCAN. Al. o CoSOE.
VNIJNJAN * o'COSOR, Attorneys az
~ Law. once N FGttnrcr ~ Aletzgcr's block east
u curt mouse, Ottawa. Illinois. luy-Sb@
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

o. N. lLECOIr, Attorney NJ Law. Ones
~. over TO - IA sale G;7tet west side ~ tae
* mt iiousr. Ottawa NJ Jl!yJ''S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

N MolJD UClAI.I., Attorney AT Law, otp.wA
ID. M. (,roe Ia ae,ir.y's Hloc;; Lrcg13
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

u Z. sswIE"r, Attorney atlaw, Armory Book.
II. Special attention given u probate matters.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-09-10

uIiors. &. HcITil.h:IIroN, Attorney al
l law. Ottawa, Illuuie. Oh.cc IN BushueiVs biOch.
west q. Court House. janis
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
WAkAm AKElgs

PA44AUE-rALA, Fndsy, Dee le, 1887
Store o p e n tomorrow
1ight aud Ill of next week
lutil 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

THOSE PERSONS Who claim to have
been sUindled by joining uAtch clubs
for ned in this city by parties from
PhtlAdeiphis, have NO one else bot them
selves to blame, and their experience 1,
another illustration OF the folly OF peo
pie going away from their own city tc
obtain cheap goods. Any one who
knows anything at oil about . watch
know that . good gold watch, With %
American lever movement, cannot b,
bought At the prices these watches ere
offered. Oar Own merchants have oil
kinds Of goods IS cheap As they oAn b
purchased else ~here. With the addi
tionAl advantage that II there 10 any
thing the matter with them or they art
not ~ represented the purchaser kno VI
just where &c l9ok for redress. TOT
business men Of this city sre With III
ell the time, and the success OF theil
buhness depends on their reputation
CON seq uently there Is bat little fear the
they will misrepresent m article to ef
feet . sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
A Serious OhArge.

Yesterday morning K. n. Burrey. =
special officer OF Warrington, Pa,
arr we'd in this city in search OF Jsmee
A. Eiserly, Of Clevelsnd, Ohio. Ed
gerly vas arrested by Sergeant Tay Tor
and Oficer Greer ut the De elsware House
about 2 o'clock > este rday afternoon He
has been In this city for about q mouth
sslling farm hshts under patent or =
hedge fence. The charge Is that Of se
ductiop, and the warrant bears date Of
Septemb Der lst. At that time II WAS
supposed that he WAS ~ his home in
Cleveland but was not found there by
the officers His Whereabouts we're not
known until lie Was traced to this city
by the circulars Re iss ned In advertising
the patent he Was s.liiug Edgerly vas
taken before the Mayor and agreed 70
30 to Washington, Pa, without the
formsl,ty Of requisltiun He says he
Was arrested upon the charge OF de
fraud,ng the Day yton Hedge Company
bat the officers of that compaDy d.ry
having h-d any ytbing 10 do with hts
arrest, and say they know nothing Of
the charge brought against him
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
PUBLIosA,s

OuBllU ShIE
Sa,Ees,a es,a'nllnE'. n,tr. Wmt., ,ohoiUl
a ss1s1itnsi, ss1tnsi, il'e leat-'' '''.y eni 4
Iv / ,,. en.,ee soil'otioz Of Al; a
= ,tt.,nsi can be- A., 'ns,
Han A %, g. o. Huplie.,i,sa % 'bl;
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
We UNDERSTAND that there

WE UNDERSTAND that there are
some persons Who have the mistaken
opinion that, according TO the ruling Of
tbe court In recent case where Q sod .
water fountain Was pur chased ON in
stsllments, y hich wers not paid, II they
purchase goods ON instAllments they
cannot be ompellsd TO pay for them.
Such, bosever, 10 not . fair presump-
tion, rs in the case mem toned the party
tha. bought the soda fountain and de-
faaited In his psy ments sold II, wish
the stock and fixtures OF his store, 10 .
arm, who In tura sold It to one OF the
members. The seller OF the fountain
did not make any sfJrs TO recover his
property until long after 1t had passed
into the hands Of ,his third party, Who
at the time he purchased 10 did not
know there Was any claim against Is,
and the court, In charging the Jury, In.
stxuctsd them that ~ the one In whose
possession the fountain nov 10 did no.
sign the agreement, and did not even
know any thing about IL, he Vas not re-
sponsib'e for the act OF the third party.
Tho seller obtained . Judgment
against the original buyer sometime
ago, and II he hes any proper the
amount due will be collected fro m him
The Court also ruled that The seller b I'd
errsd In allo wing his claim to lay &C
long, without msktDg an effor. 70 have
IL set led, and these were he relsoo
Why the jary we're Instructed to render
. verdict for the defendant. These In.
struos!ons were not given for the pur
pose OF encouraging dishonesty, bat fol
abe protection OF an innocent third
party. II would be mapifestly wronl
for the Court ID render . ds,ision thai
would In auy way Interfere with .ht
business oshonest men Who sell 90 wing
nscnints, organs and uIGer goods OF
tnstaiiments. The hsht 10 recover
their goods, Is TIE only security they
have In many cases thai they will b,
paid for, snd 1t would be just Sc unjus
for the Court to beside .has ms
could not seize and sell q house, OF any
other property, ou vn!cn there 10 /.
mortgage, as to decide that the rel 81
cannot repcaseS himself c. nsuE,.el
article, on whloh The payments sre no
made sccO,dtng to coniract. There srl
very few people who buy q Sc vine- =
chine, sn organ Or q r.suo OF in..a !
men.s Hho voHi1 cyusen: 70 s.ye
cha!sel mortgage, ccLseguen.ly Coz
tract !s the clig means !ae seller "a
OF securing hlo- e., sEa.Est lcss. ",
should reEre very ml2h t3 -. u.
Court rer ter d--'s -. vCI.i -
terieTe T''h Ire lbs =. a4eal out,us.. =
1t hes proved 5.e.QgE ID may
There are ;A11ssnfs 1i EOnsu VA 10,
o1untry Nho are aSE.1S R9sd Twin
by means OF ssxos Gr teaeainz uasis
who would ne"er gAvc Oeeu o lie - &
30 had i' no; oeen iJz the tassai! nsu
sys.eto, whieh L de It possible f9r The.
nseecuTe the sew nscnnes or Il cs
cal ins;runen:s u 10 /: visa. We ku9
OF Q widow Etg q roE maklrg. rou
Portable living ~ rtsel, snd sailire,
by keeptug boarding hoase, tie s-eE
er part OF tbs turai.urs Ur which vi
purchased on in,tsl. renfs
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
A Gov In the Bridge

A Cow in attempting to cross the p
". & Railroad bridge over the brandy
VINE, about four o'clock this morning
fell IL between the ties, and the watch
man, Thomas Lawson, finding Il i'm
possible 70 get her out, called to his ait
the shifting gang, who s-on extncs:eC
her from her uncomfortable position
when she walked of apparently as uDcot
cerned as il she had not been The mean
of delaying two trains for some time, suC
narrowly escaping serious q not fatAl in
Jury
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
sALr,nons . sn,e kAlL.sAD

- arSh4AouostVhs uAiI. sssfo - " -.
rhiiA. l. uhesser sxpross4 daily, sn p. n.
Wk5r.BOUNn
OhtosGe Pittsburg ,ifnfsad, daily ~ A. u
Arrives Chicago $50 nazI AoS2tnk.
beltimore Accommodation, daily,
excspt Sunday....... .e.u q. u
Oinctnnst.AS 81. Louis, ,i.tEz daily ILL A, D.
Arrives Cineinnssi T.sS a. 4 IT. Loaf
20 p. NJ mart day.
Baltimore Acoorsmodattoz, daily, . n o. u
cninaEo sn1 Sc Louis Rrpress,
ssngeiiy Aoocmrods.ion. daily f1sp. "A
sinseriy Accommodation. daiiy.
Tok LAEpERBKRa, . IS a. y sspds, n a
only. 1854 . N. and s<A p. N. <sfly
except Sunday. % p. N. dolly.
Trains leave hArr ss Stroc, sseAsion;
fsf PhiisceipAia Q 81 p. n daily oxosp,
sunday. FOR BAiuncre 7m =. M.
daily, oxoept sunday rps LandsnbsrE
$50 ane 1850 A. M. Aad 2ss 2. N, daily,
except SondhJ; els :. N SUNDAY e0ly
$50 p. N fnfly.
The 10 10 .. N. train oosaects at Ear
junction with UinoiInau aod IT. Louil
through express, daily, eHoopt Sunday. rhs
3 10 p. N. CONNECTS with Ohlazgo and NJ
Louis express daily.
1TAinl for " NilIninxs1n--Leaye Philsdn,
phts. daily, - o., 10. aa. slo. 30 .. m, q
SO, t3o, ssca. LSs. $50. s.n 70 90 p. n.
Dsiiy exoept SuhdAJ, ia .. m U.e'
noon, si.ia II SOP. u.
express trAins.
". Nd. CLEmENTH, u. LUKL.
5isnaxsr. uerr Pssa Agsai
ToisphoDe No. Iva.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

to anythic g else. Satin and
gros-erain OF course They
are the trimming Ribbons.
We have given our best
.hought to gathering them
wherever and however they
could best be got. | inch
to 7 inches, and in every
conceivable color and shad
ing. Wide Ribbons are the
richest for baskets or chairs
or for any large piece Of
work.
3 inch, 30 cents.
inch, so cents.
Other widths in proportion.
The 81. W." in all the popu.
lar colors is a good example
of these Ribbons. Ask to.
see it.
Every Greamed.of kind OF
Ribbon for Sashes, Millinery,
or any use The handiest,
liveliest stretch Of Ribbon
counter We know of. Twice
over the biggest and fullest
in the world, perhaps. $50
feet Of ii.
East Transept and Thirteenth street side.
Books. such a throng OF
buyers and not a case Of
serious crowding yet, There
|isn't likely TO be. Peoples
wants teKc them stra,S ht
to the proper counters--
Religious Books, Books II
Sets, gro%n loik5' Books,
Ctildren's bcoE-. Seasides,
Christmas Cards. 4 place
for every scrt. Having the
Books is only part ot the
way 70 WARDS selling them,
the price helps. Whoever
before saw such prices on
such Sets OF Books
T.aekeray .uyo.umcs hA., cali e.
George EH9t, volumes, half calf s
ku- k'u, Il y0 umcs Eaif caf, 81
Carlyle, II yCllInrs, hall Ca.f, SlJ.
| Scott, T. yoiumes, half calf, az.
| D.ckeus, - volumes, halt calf g..
MA-lulAF, ) 5yo.umes, half cali, IS.
lJust as unexpected prices on
lall the Books in the Store
Giving up the Thirteenth
land Chestnut streets corner
to Books help 70 make youl
buJing easier The price lisi
ot new Holiday B5oks Gree
Tor the asking) Will make
Ilyour choosing easier.
So will BOOK News. The
,lDcccmber mum b cr (o$
,ipagCs, ll!ustrated) is a-brin
} olwith just what you want IL
.iknoW Of the latest Book
t and the gossip Of the Bool
world. 5 cents, 50 cents
eiycar.
i. From cAs.tru. +, Ma,ke. along Th.r,eent
street.
u Opera Cut is the vogue i
1IMen's Holiday Slippers. a
0 ligator, seal, goat, velvet, Q
.'lplush, as you please, but IA
; cut will be Opera ninety
nine times in a hundred. !
u neat, pretty cut, and cas-
h Tor the foot. All the Slipper
y inside graces and comfort
II that can be imagined. A
unusual thing in alligator :
II soft as kid, almost: tame
y in that way. These are a fe
i'lof the Mems Slipper sorts:
Genuine Alligator; russet, b!S,
I'M. smoke, tortoise, all sizes a
widths, q 50.
Seal chsmois lined, hand sewed
Goat; wine, coffee, and chocol
co.ors, various trimmings g 20
Qrl The old reliable maroon colo
Goat, 81 80.
Velvet, silk embroidered, cham
int lined, quilted sstin insoles, hal
sewed, a..
y! A better grade, more work, fuI
I'll pattern, $3.50
vi Old Gold Plush, chenille embroid,
e. chamois lined satin quilted inso
~ 80
y As choice an assortme
~ for women--satin, brocac
ue u bronze-for wedding, rece
,.e ~. tion, and party wear.
-, And after all, many IS th
are, Slippers rich and medi,
''' land plain fill one of the lie
corners of the Shoe Store.
40 Market street front, west Of Main A,sl
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

7HE CASTATA o: "Eu.t, tLs S5sB..
teet, IS given d 'hs Ops-, z -s- g..
nigh IN leT ts alIs,nJn CT n. :. BAr-
ling, vac a cEetl: nl: on, 2 10 shJse who
psrlolpa'ed IN !s, 1a ziso sh5Fs tae
rensrkS ne progress .La. ID bzl1s made
by the coiored De pie Sqch ,t,rz
a performance .h- tha' given lay.aVsu-
ing sould no, sAvs been thaaz.. o.
espedGlly In D=iATSte, before the re.
beiitop. When sle emancipation prc-
clamaIion WNe siEEsd y P.e.,dsE. !. ;.
coin, and ireeisn '5' a. TIA: VIZ g
bondage became =. es;ab shed a.,
some three nj. CIR O nAE women .ui
children who had never o7ea ts.l4
the frs! prinep pies OF seit-d r pen 3enc.
were turned on. 70 sti'. 70. tter1s. yes
All OF taeuo had been orauzll 40 ,r
lgncfsne'r I'D may peTsors pssti, ed
the olrs - sL.ries thB. aoud ;-.lyz
their em ~ paAoa. Bat .he.e pred T..
ttons we're us7er fesEz.6, srd .-s,o.d
we dnd gece:sti n ot cg8.sc af'!iye.
coming On Ak y!I 'om psrG tsr .r.t,,
With our ~hita cGu1Ten ln o.,-. O
education ard g-DsrAl !u.em.g,l >
M any yoor2 90 aI-d mea are ergl.e
In oustuess, Th'ia rticra are fal Y,r.
mechsntoHi patsl3. These fsctS g.,
such puhlio ps,i..;aanaes q. .hG ,lye,
last pig6; :; are ;aa na-, oas..p.e ar=a
ments szSiasa tie .N.rl 5sstet -.
nenE tbEt GGa aotCf.d r4c6 il man
I'm 'roviient anu lacupaD.e 0, i1r.. :,
msnk
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

TIE Ffele Pressa tsk.s no .sr,a
ground that 'bc EEPuBLIcA-, bsa
nken TOR sona Tim. ~ To- huu-r gr...
Eop, and mbiria'Ls tn. ne y.loor
Ais2ers are eaer.lts 10 thenselves. rne
rtSs Sbo, II msk,us application FOR =
hcsnse 10 sell iiq75. su 5s sribe. % "a
Da'n Shas hs VIII Z. Is ltoense is Pr.at.
ed, oeey tha laws pertaining - the
business, and then deliberately turns
around and ciolstes hem, ts no. q to
nave lioeus", ss h u ~ rZsnv to
himself End to every other man engaged
Ia the business Ga The her hand.
the Saloon keeper who does obev the
laws Ant istis 10 rsp5r. ar jther whom
ne i's~sre Is violating then ia e1urlly
a enemy to him'el,. Every sslo /
hnooid 1a ol0sed on the Sabbath. and
We greatly mistake the temper OF the
people II these who have hsen VIOLATING
tne tST aIe no. CON PEELED 10 closs ol
iose 'hair license. There is Il uuube,
OF sppi!3suts t;r llrepse at this term n
'out' Sno Sill fnd, when court ad
y'uFhs' thA. they bh-e been turned
no"si anJ unless there IL q better 90
sesVsnHe o. tbs lag than there has bee,
20 'he ps'', still larger number vii
'"H'e Toe same 's'e in May.
.--s~.s
AHVThEk TRUSTED clerk has gnp
u' IN Paiisdetphis, aud robbed hl
yer, a real estste agent and oou
ger, o'sovaral hundreds Of dollar,
s ss putdng him to . vast deal ,
s' ouo,e 10 addition to shis, he b.
sisSi nnsSi tis friends and family, an
'u n'nsei' ss criminal, III
ny o' Iust. G .ses OF this kind a
u,'re'y ~ TOO 'rfqpent, .nd ere Caused
.ne "'l lr'ty o. iU',anoes by bad con
Pau = VI AZ insane desire 10 nal
oney fSpldiy By da0bllng in stock
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

or in some other illegitimste manner.
The fate OF this fallen young man
should be warning 10 others W rests,
temptation, and instead of ticking such
men % Ferdinand Ward, and others OF
the same class IS an exam pie, TO pas!ern
tasir lives after the men who have
achieved success Sy patient, unre.
mitans toll, comb!ued with prudence
and economy.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

/ h e wonderful peasant
girl from Millet's AngeIus
Just one piece, no dupIi
ca1cs s-among the French
3ror zes. The whole world
Knows the price ess picture
the Worshipiul simplicity
OF the figures. Dangerous to
attempt a copy. And sc.
mere it is in cold metal, but
wordcous RE.
E real Bronze statuette
"ilI cost from SIS5 to $500;
II French Bronze (Which
most folks think IS the real)
you rust pay from Sac to
SIIo. We have ei,kcr sort,
end some Of the most arts
TIC productions OF the year
4 multitude of American
Bg0nZcs suitable for clock
tops, sides OF clocks, OF
, mantel ornaments, 81 cacl
? 10 $40 pair.
: New invoice Of French
marble Clocks. A good man,
:. at about $50, some higher
0 some lower.
Little gift novelties il
], Clocks, 95 cents to 81.
e South OF Jnniper street entrance.
y When picking out you
: : holiday presents don't ne
.e glect the Rugs. Fit i
9 anywhere; welcome every
sr where. Luxurious bits {
Of brightness. AS near to be
ID ing a JOY forever as an,
o, o. thing you are likely to bu.
III III Royalty rich Orientals or ii
USE both sides Smyrnas. tt
ne Smyrna Rugs and Carpe
llS are at less than maker
re-, prices. La est, neates
Of Of strikingest styles, and
nd third under what you mu
N. N. commonly pay:
IA I8x36 in to exI2 it.,
m. m, 81 10 to S34
X, Another incident of tt
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In the Brass and Bronze
and liver and Leather and
Plush gift quarter (neat
middle Chestnut street en-
trance and lear the Round
Counter) daintiness is turned
to use In a thousand ways
Some homely service under
every beautiful thing there
ust as true OF twent,
other gift centres in tht
Store.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Ba
timore Aailroad.
N0ven Der 18Th, 1887.

Aothf 1907
Trains will leave wilmington AZ fol ows
sis So sio, . r ieG, il "a, Il 81 a. M. n s'
Ac;a935s.Slon' sa GO. = rs. s. % @ca, ,os a. n..
q, 400 S s., 10. i0W. 'OSp. N.
FOR Chc.trr terpress), 6 n, $50, s0 $40,
~; ~ u 9' II STA. m. IL 9. o "a. u "a. and
Accommodation, go. 100, 7os, sis. I0Sa.
m, X o., g. " and 10 70 p. IN. !
Ser fors, ", -, 80, 90, 90, SO, 70 "a,
u u 81 d m, Il -. a. 81 "A. IS n. ID. and
for West Chester. via Lsuokin. g 20 and
81 =. m, 2. 2.S,snf ifop. m,
for Newark tCentr } and intermediate stA-
tign :, q a. N, ~ sand zip. m.
Bs'lin re anil inirrmedlate Itations, 10 IL a.
Ral!lmorc aad k.y line, IS p. m.
baitimot. aud " ashingt1n, ~ ~, %.
70 = aud Iio a. m, Il H. = il, -. iti, S 10,
Train. tor l}gliwarc Division leave for,
NV Castle, 60 sSos. IN, l!S, 2tA $50,
- p. m, and u N Night,
nenrsetoNn and LcW.s, 20 IN 3 10 D. m
SestUyi teNptes }, 3 ~ =. ~.
Harri lst"n. De.Insr. and way stations. 5 %
t..prssss,, loTs Harrington, TO p. m. Way
E1rre.a or Doye.. Harrington, aud Del
mar, I1u Sight.
Prank IN lily, 7a0a. m,
EAp-es. Tor Cape Charles, Old FONT Com j..
fort, AAd SurfuIk, : o. Might.
Leave PhGAdrlphi., broad street, for WI
"a = q
- - II u. " - =. m, . VI, az, 4 ~, Os.
n, ~ 90, ~ .op. m.
Accommodation, bp, 0@s q. m, II, 2.D
Y, 1 <. n = los 10 w. aud II II y. M.
Fpr further Information. pa,-sug gers are re-
f"rT'I 30 tAc trkDt stflcc At Inc station.
Ifains arktl thus - arc luttei eApreas
nr!nn y ~hic. "a fare Is cha god.
tiiA~. r. rtGtI, j. X WOOD
General MANAGER euera Passenger Ag't
TsEs,iHsSEvA ~ aU5sTE ERE = :
Ti.l. tAoIo IN eseot Eov 9O.h 1881 raiI
leave &ii-n'1g;cn ffTcRch s;-eet) a. foliJvI
Esr HnsdiLs, tif1s. gro, lDsrnG, SyHilK
Goid, WayEssburz iuactisu, manor. Poti;
WIS ia0agGB, Ali@nttVa lNhEnoL, Her.
rctsYiile and al polnb Oh ths FhiIadsiphi.
| ara ataai7H X. \, " a. N. and 3SA y. u
Rot SprtTSfsiG, WGynschEry June
| ton, ''ssJoGr.'la, Eu Ursntlils, IsSnsps
4 Dnadds ror4 s1l 'Jat0Lt's ana inssEI-.
I iIaL5 f9'La.-.'' An, I IS, and 4t5 .. n.
tof GsslS~V.i!e a1d ,nttrnSd iato poiav
| ct % IN, 2t5 ard st5 ?, m.
| tci hisi LLtster, g ;. ~. ?.h and &.
! p u.
| fcf nsw Jids1 - ..LssiL ;tsto poiIIts
a.. ?. r. and o. sGt4yisy, u. ; % and II II
| y. =.
Or S1r1hy ,pr ke>diuK anu Intern sdias 81
| points, AZ % q N, nd for Springfield and
| 'ltsr ad!ato Tniau S.8 10 p. m.
| A. q. hUCk "~gtHG. II. HlBBkED,
s1Aa.'hE1EH -nt 'hsfa fRse, Az
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Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
BEE. HIVH
sos market al

the coming Holidays s''''''
cl case Of cksirsbj.
Goods sod at q CENT,
s season to te Gu, up low o,p,' J
cents a yd. A baIoa,, NV = :
Tycoon Reps l2% ,1 y y
yd. Indigo Blue C,,i,a :
cents a I'd; perfectly t,r, ~
a nice dress for a H,Ii5s,.' r%
tent. '''day
| 10 l1andkerchie, h.,
1880 pure Linen HaOilsy, n-y
Tor gentlemen; hems,,,.s.s s.'
IquAii'y, 25c' goods. Ia;
Iyou to buy early we Dy,
on our counter a. IL, ~ ~;
Tor 50 cents. ~
| AN extra fine one. M
lcotner. Yoa would ay
lat 37Hc.; our Price 4,
cannot resist the tepr,l
Iyou examine them
| Ladies fine, initial. Isp,
Inlce, I5c. each. When '
them you will wan, o,a
more.
|. We are Still pushing III
business. Ladies .ha, ey
our stock say they are m,
stay. Prices bc.oY al cou
ton, from SI,5o SO,